Honor Students Listed at State
BROOKINGS May 22 Eighty six State College students earned high orhonor status for winter term per Regents list. Leading the pack were Allen Phelps Elliot Ruden both Brookings with top averages and Kenneth Spies valley Springs at 2.006. Other top names include Harlan Anderson Robert Burris Jane Gillette and many more across Brookings Madison Onaka Ellsworth Wikle and Dorothy Rockwell. Freshmen dominated high honors with 17 seniors among the 60.
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Brookings
Reguirar D. B. Doner
Valley Springs
Harlan Anderson
Robert Burris
Jane Gillette
William Blayen
Madison
Mary Forby
Onaka
Ellsworth Wikle
Dorothy Rock‘well
Kidder
Gillette
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Minot Delegation Heads to Mexico City for Highway Opening
Minot leaders Irve ina Wallace Mayor Patterson William Smarr and Del Howard left Yankton at 3 30 yesterday on the second leg of a goodwill trip to Mexico City invited by the Mexican government to attend the opening of the new Laredo Mexico City highway. The delegation is returning a call after a South Dakota North Dakota exploratory trip by a Merity delegation.
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Minot
Mexico
Lyankton
Irve Ina Wallace
North Dako
Duck Patterson
William Smarr
Association of Commerce
Rotary International
del Howard
Yankton
N. D
Mexico City
Merty
South Dakota
North Dakota
Yuriki
Cavour Seniors Enjoy Annual Skip Day at Lake Kampeska
The Cavour High School senior class led by sponsor Mr Patterson and his wife spent a skip day touring from Cavour at 9 30 a m. They reached Lake Kampeska at noon for lunch then swam boat and played ball. They closed with an evening show in Watertown.
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Cavour
Cavour High School
Patterson
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Burglars Steal Cigarettes and Cash at Panter Lunch
Burglars broke into the Panter Lunch cafe run by Ole Clummenson this week and stole 14 cartons of cigarettes and $14 while consuming several pies. The clock was stopped at exactly 1 AM, the suspected hour of the crime. Police are questioning several suspects as the investigation continues.
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Nob Pantey
Ole Clummenson
Miller Special: Lesa Pringle Breaks Wrist In Fall
Miss Lesa Pringle fell while watering the lawn in Miller and broke bones in her wrist. After treatment at Miller hospital she returned home.
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Miller
Lesa Pringle
Miller Hospital
Jubileers Plan Descent on Sioux Falls Parade
Yankton booster trip to Sioux Falls aims to drum up support for the Dakota Territory Diamond Jubilee celebration June 7 13. Hundreds expected as Whisker and Bunbaries Clubs lead the noon parade through the business district amid martial music and covered wagons.
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Yankton
Sioux Falls
Dakota Territory
Ity
Dakotaland
Doland Graduates Receive Diplomas
Thirty four students received diplomas at Doland High School in the largest class yet, with 28 from the surrounding area and six Deland residents. Rev Father Cronin delivered the invocation and benediction, Lucille Gross and Evelyn Wolverton gave the valedictory and salutatory, Loftus H. Ward spoke on The Vision of the Coming Day, and awards were announced with honors noted for Lucille Gross Evelyn Wolverton and Robert Houphtaling.
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Doland
Deland High School
Deland
Father Cronin
Lucille Gross
Evelyn Wolverton
Girls Glee Club
Girls
Loftus H. Ward
Huron
Norma Beavers
Wilma Bell
Ruth Ann Bloom
Donald Caldow
Thornton Cavanaugh
Emma Grandpre
Clarence Grant
Merle Coats
Robert Houghtating
Indian Reservation to House Sanatorium and Quarters
Washington May 22 The House approved a separate amendment to the interior department appropriations bill to provide 29873 dollars for a sanatorium and employees quarters at the Sioux Indian reservation near Sinseton South Dakota. The fund would add to 397500 appropriated last year and complete the 375000 authorization in the 1932 act.
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Washington
House
Wednerday
Interior Department
Sioux Indian’ Reservation
Sinseton
South Dakota
Sign-Up Days Near End for Hand County Conservation Program
Alfred Syring reports county committees have nearly finished farm visits to help operators complete worksheets for the agricultural conservation program. Work should finish by May 25 with a June 1 deadline set by the state committee. Listings and county summaries will go to the state for acreage base approval, after which owners will be notified. The worksheet helps establish each farmer's land depletion base to determine eligibility and payments, with one worksheet per farm. Modifications will adjust for 1935 AAA factors and weather impacts to align bases with similar farms.
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State Committee
Syring
Ori
Hand County
AAA
Hubert Ketelle to Speak at Hitchcock Memorial Day
Rev. Hubert Ketelle of Huron will be the Memorial Day speaker in Hitchcock with the American Legion as sponsors. Plans for the rest of the program are pending. Nels Olson won the Legion Auxiliary poster contest, earning a $1 prize. first year for the event in the town.
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Hubert Ketelle
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Huron
The
American Legion
Nels Olson
Legion Auxiliary
Professor Says Few Good Nurses in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska May 22 Mina Leila Given professor of nursing education at South Dakota Agricultural College Brookings told a nursing institute here that there are too many nurses but not enough good ones. She urged quality trained nurses with strong faculties curricula and students and said supervisors will need stronger basic science preparation for continuous coordination of sciences and nursing throughout the student period.
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Lincoln
Mina Leila
Given
South Dakota Agricultural College
Brooklngs
Nebraska League of Nursing Education
Lillian Warner to join state faculty at summer session
Miss Lillian Hussell of Warner is appointed to the summer session faculty of State College in Brookings. She will teach rural school management and first four grades study, drawing on her rural practice at Northern State Teachers College. Director C. R. Wiseman also names Supt. J. E. Martin to teach educational psychology, public school administration and school business administration.
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Lillian Warner
Brookings
Lillian Hussell
Warner
State College
C. R. Wiseman
Miss Russell
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Wise
J. E. Martin
Carlyle Extension Club Meeting in Alpena
The Carlyle Extension Club met at the Paul Gamble home with eleven members answering roll by sharing their favorite gangs and authors. Mrs. Waller led the music appreciation period. Election officers named Mrs. Otto Kunze as president and Mrs. E F Gaulke as vice president. Secretary is Mrs. Paul Gamble and Mrs. Fred Jager organized the meeting. A demonstration on smart sewing stunts followed, and lunch was served during the social hour.
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Carlyle Extension Club
Alpena
Paul Gamble
Guthors
Waller
Otto Kunze
E. F. Gaulke
Fred Jager
Harry Venables
Anderson to Tell Story of Flights at State College
Brookings May 22 Capt Orvil A Anderson balloonist will speak at State College on June 8 at 8 pm detailing his three extreme altitude ascents. He will show 3000 feet of motion pictures and 120 color slide illustrations. Reserved seats are on sale via Kenneth Hayter.
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Anderson
Stratosphere Bowl
Rapid City
S. D
W. E. Kepner
A. W. Stevens
Stevens
Settle
U. S. Navy
State College
South
Texas
Brookings
Grant Injunction In Railroad Tax
Sioux Falls May 2 The Minneapolis and St Louis railroad won a temporary injunction in federal court restraining the state director of taxation and officials from enforcing tax payments while a case seeks a lower assessment. The railroad objects to a 2,175.00 valuation on its South Dakota property arguing it should not exceed 697,269. It offered to pay half of its taxes pending the litigation outcome.
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Sioux Falls
Minneapolis and
No Hard Liquor Memorial Day
Pierre May 27 Joe Ryan state liquor control commissioner said yesterday some liquor licensees who also sell other commodities have the erroneous impression that they must cease all business operations on Memorial Day May 20. All the liquor law requires is that no hard liquor or high point beer be sold on that day. Liquor licensees who also sell 42 per cent beer or operate drug or other businesses can continue to operate as usual except that they must refrain from selling liquor or high point beer on Memorial Day.
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Pierre
Joe Ryan
Ryan
Cannon To Address Woonsocket Grads
The Rev F W Cannon will speak at the Woonsocket baccalaureate service at the Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday evening. The program includes several songs by a mixed quartet and other selections.
Appoint New Postmasters in South Dakota Towns
The post office department announced yesterday the appointment of John R. Knapp of Colome and Paul A. Weist of Newell as acting postmasters in their communities.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Yeaterday
John R. Knapp
Colome
S. D
Paul A. Weist
Newell
Social Security Board names regional offices and directors
The Social Security Board announced 12 regional offices with appointed directors. Region 8 covers Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, based in Minneapolis. Fred M. Wilcoe of Madison Wisconsin is named director, with 20 years as a member and 12 years as chairman of Wisconsin's Industrial Commission and as a member of the Wisconsin compensation insurance board since 1917.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Frank Bane
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Fred M. Wilcoe
Madison
Wis
Doris Blackmer Honored In DeSmet Shower
Mira E M Robinson Bernice Belzot hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Robinson home in DeSmet for Miss Doris Blackmer, who will marry in June. About 25 guests, mothers of the fourth grade pupils and faculty members, enjoyed games and a bookmaking activity about the bride’s past present and future, with tea and ice cream served.
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Doris Blackmer
DeSmet Desmet
Mira
E. M. Robinson
Bernice Belzot
Robinson
Swent
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Charlotte Brown
Ruth Ottesness
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Elizabeth Wright
Arthur Clarin
Emnier Johnson
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Nathaniel Kendell
Gretchen Wismer
Francis Jorlin
Marcy Ellen Bibby
Vernon Mexon
Ruth Wyman
Marie Peterson
Broskings
Guilford Gross
Bowdle
Anders Lyngstad
Hazel Guetschow
Paulfina
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James Stoner
Elmer Koop
Mitchell
Gordon Thomas
Ipswich
Wallace Diehl
Max Myers
Dallas
Robert Rawlins
Charles Rowland
Gary
Bernie Guthrie
Murdo
Lewis Sisson
Belle Fourche
Katherine Wismer
Britton
Kenneth DuBois
Charles ‘Loomer
Fierce
Ingebert Faulke
Quinn
Josephine ‘Treiber
Scotland
George Stanford
Midland
Lilian Jensen
Bruce
Albert Randall
John Wolfe
Clark
Ben Anderson
Groton
Ronald Helder
Montrose
Glenn Stengland
Beresford
Donald Baddelay
Sidney Sandberg
Kenneth Keller
Faulkton
Vernon Stoa
Leroy Hoover
Moreau Stoddard
Avis Crosby
Orient
Reese
Huehol
Sheldon
Koeck
Federal Land Bank
Henry Koper
Sreaks
Hetland
Schedalb
Nelson
Reese’s
American Wonder Everhearing
Lee Stowell
Phinney
Eody Knockley
Milwaukee Market
Hearts of Gold
Osame
Cheldon
Reese Elevators
Strato
America
Iva
Boston
Aiquor
R.bn
Auor
Gaara
Aptos
Century Distilling Company
Peoria
Brown Wholesale Drug CO
Ming
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